2009 Most Valuable Poster

Written by SCOTT GRAY & ROGER LANGRIDGEPencils & Cover by ROGER LANGRIDGEThere was a time when giants walked the Earth! Monstrous creatures! Products of science gone mad!!! FIN FANG FOOM! ELEKTRO! GOOGAM! GORGILLA! Once they were great and terrible, and all trembled in their wake! Now, reduced to human size, they must live in the modern world and earn a buck. So what happens when the freakish foursome tries to play nice? Find out in this one-shot from the depraved minds of acclaimed comedy maestros Scott Gray and Roger Langridge!48 PGS./One-Shot/Rated A ...$3.99

2009 Most Valuable Poster

Written by SCOTT GRAY & ROGER LANGRIDGEPencils & Cover by ROGER LANGRIDGEThere was a time when giants walked the Earth! Monstrous creatures! Products of science gone mad!!! FIN FANG FOOM! ELEKTRO! GOOGAM! GORGILLA! Once they were great and terrible, and all trembled in their wake! Now, reduced to human size, they must live in the modern world and earn a buck. So what happens when the freakish foursome tries to play nice? Find out in this one-shot from the depraved minds of acclaimed comedy maestros Scott Gray and Roger Langridge!48 PGS./One-Shot/Rated A ...$3.99

Garbage Collector

C Matty

by C Matty » Mon Feb 16, 2009 6:12 pm

They need their own ongoing indeed. Also, when are they gonna put out a trade with all the material so far? Langridge posted this on his blog a while back, but still no solicit. Maybe after this issue comes out we can see one out soon.

C Matty

They need their own ongoing indeed. Also, when are they gonna put out a trade with all the material so far? Langridge posted this on his blog a while back, but still no solicit. Maybe after this issue comes out we can see one out soon.

C Matty

by C Matty » Mon Feb 16, 2009 7:24 pm

Kid Impulse wrote:That shriek of delight you just heard was genetic freak.

Haha! Actually, he happened across a new FFF story a few months back. He was the one that linked me to the blog where it mentioned there would be a trade collecting the FFF stories. But yes, I'm sure he nutted himself when he read this.

C Matty

Kid Impulse wrote:That shriek of delight you just heard was genetic freak.

Haha! Actually, he happened across a new FFF story a few months back. He was the one that linked me to the blog where it mentioned there would be a trade collecting the FFF stories. But yes, I'm sure he nutted himself when he read this.

Motherfucker from Hell

This is the kind of thing that might survive online if Marvel decides to step up their digital comics initiative. If anyone does, they will. Zuda doesn't count because creative teams don't have access to DC characters.

Motherfucker from Hell

This is the kind of thing that might survive online if Marvel decides to step up their digital comics initiative. If anyone does, they will. Zuda doesn't count because creative teams don't have access to DC characters.

Dooz

by Dooz » Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:23 pm

cncoyle wrote:Between this and the Pet Avengers, I'm glad to see Marvel put some fun comics out.

I'm really surprised by the volume of fun stuff marvel puts out. They really seem to have found their groove with stuff like Nextwave, Marvel Monsters, Marvel Apes, Marvel Pets, etc. As dark and downbeat as their main books have become, they really do put out a good amounts of "funny books".

Dooz

cncoyle wrote:Between this and the Pet Avengers, I'm glad to see Marvel put some fun comics out.

I'm really surprised by the volume of fun stuff marvel puts out. They really seem to have found their groove with stuff like Nextwave, Marvel Monsters, Marvel Apes, Marvel Pets, etc. As dark and downbeat as their main books have become, they really do put out a good amounts of "funny books".

C Matty

by C Matty » Mon Feb 16, 2009 9:28 pm

Dooz wrote:I'm really surprised by the volume of fun stuff marvel puts out. They really seem to have found their groove with stuff like Nextwave, Marvel Monsters, Marvel Apes, Marvel Pets, etc. As dark and downbeat as their main books have become, they really do put out a good amounts of "funny books".

Don't forget Doctor Doom and the Masters of Evil.

C Matty

Dooz wrote:I'm really surprised by the volume of fun stuff marvel puts out. They really seem to have found their groove with stuff like Nextwave, Marvel Monsters, Marvel Apes, Marvel Pets, etc. As dark and downbeat as their main books have become, they really do put out a good amounts of "funny books".

Don't forget Doctor Doom and the Masters of Evil.

Dooz

by Dooz » Mon Feb 16, 2009 10:04 pm

C Matty wrote:Don't forget Doctor Doom and the Masters of Evil.

Oh, yeah, the preview on that looked pretty good, I havent gotten around to reading the first issue.